Search Results - "Friedlaender, A.S."

Antarctic Futures: An Assessment of Climate-Driven Changes in Ecosystem Structure, Function, and Service Provisioning in the Southern Ocean by Rogers, A.D, Frinault, B.A.V, Barnes, D.K.A, Bindoff, N.L, Downie, R, Ducklow, H.W, Friedlaender, A.S, Hart, T, Hill, S.L, Hofmann, E.E, Linse, K, McMahon, C.R, Murphy, E.J, Pakhomov, E.A, Reygondeau, G, Staniland, I.J, Wolf-Gladrow, D.A, Wright, R.M

“…In this article, we analyze the impacts of climate change on Antarctic marine ecosystems. Observations demonstrate large-scale changes in the physical…”
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How Baleen Whales Feed: The Biomechanics of Engulfment and Filtration by Goldbogen, J.A, Cade, D.E, Calambokidis, J, Friedlaender, A.S, Potvin, J, Segre, P.S, Werth, A.J

“…Baleen whales are gigantic obligate filter feeders that exploit aggregations of small-bodied prey in littoral, epipelagic, and mesopelagic ecosystems. At the…”
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Integrating remote sensing methods during controlled exposure experiments to quantify group responses of dolphins to navy sonar by Durban, J.W., Southall, B.L., Calambokidis, J., Casey, C., Fearnbach, H., Joyce, T.W., Fahlbusch, J.A., Oudejans, M.G., Fregosi, S., Friedlaender, A.S., Kellar, N.M., Visser, F.

“…Human noise can be harmful to sound-centric marine mammals. Significant research has focused on characterizing behavioral responses of protected cetacean…”
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Does optimal foraging theory predict the foraging performance of a large air-breathing marine predator? by Tyson, R.B., Friedlaender, A.S., Nowacek, D.P.

“…Optimal foraging theory (OFT) suggests that air-breathing diving animals should minimize costs associated with feeding under water (e.g. travel time, oxygen…”
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Using Digital Tags With Integrated Video and Inertial Sensors to Study Moving Morphology and Associated Function in Large Aquatic Vertebrates by Goldbogen, J.A., Cade, D.E., Boersma, A.T., Calambokidis, J., Kahane‐Rapport, S.R., Segre, P.S., Stimpert, A.K., Friedlaender, A.S.

“…ABSTRACT The anatomy of large cetaceans has been well documented, mostly through dissection of dead specimens. However, the difficulty of studying the world's…”
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